Sentence examples for entitled to appoint from inspiring English sources

Therefore, according to Mr Mullens, Bambino was entitled to appoint the Argands as its two B directors in October 2002.

With not less than 5% but no more than 25% of SLEC, Bambino would be entitled to appoint two B directors to each company.

These rights were written into the relevant articles of association, the legal document that governs the way a company is run.With more than 25% of SLEC, Speed was entitled to appoint four "A" directors to each of SLEC and FOH; Bambino was similarly entitled to appoint four "B" directors.

The prime minister is entitled to appoint 10 crossbenchers in parliament, and has so far appointed nine, including four on Tuesday.

Mr. Rajoelina felt entitled to appoint his own replacement instead because he has declared himself to be the nation's new leader.

"There will be a public inquiry where all the relevant evidence will be presented," he said, adding that Mr. Todd's family will be entitled to appoint their own lawyers and take part in the investigation.

"He is entitled to be appointed as a business voter in the City under a category, which is that he has worked mainly in the City for 10 years or more, regardless of the organisation.

Ashley effectively took control of the club through a £3m loan that included clauses entitling him to appoint two directors.

The criminal court is set to issue a ruling that will determine whether inmates who are appointed incompetent appeals lawyers are entitled to some measure of relief.

The president argued he was entitled to a third term because he was first appointed to the role by parliament in 2005, rather than elected.

The president argued that he was entitled to a third term because he was first appointed to the role by parliament in 2005, rather than elected.